- Loneliness in old age 'worse than smoking'
- Southampton Varsity identify key peptides that could lead to universal vaccine for influenza
- Pregnant women can undergo chemotherapy 'without harming baby'
- Pregnant women can undergo chemotherapy 'without harming baby'
- 'Too posh to push' not always best for babies' health
- Setting specific goal can help improve dietary habits of diabetics
- Heart disease may lead to prostate cancer
- Video-based home exercise can reduce osteoarthritis pain and improve mobility
- Botanical formula could 'battle prostate cancer without toxicity'
- Exercise yields feelings of excitement, enthusiasm
Study links length of ring finger and arthritis
NI Wire, Fri, 4 Jan 2008
Till now long ring finger has been associated with creativity of a person, but a very new study has focused light on an association between long ring finger and arthritis in women. The study conducted by Nottingham University says that a ...
â??Teenage smokingâ?? leads to mental illness
NI Wire, Thu, 3 Jan 2008
Teenagers who smoke are at a high risk of bad health. The recent study reported in â??New Scientist Magazineâ?? conducted by Yale University, United States says that teenagers who have a bad habit of smoking or whose mother smokes during ...
Beware of Dark chocolates! It may bite you, says study
NI Wire, Fri, 28 Dec 2007
Beware of biting into dark chocolates if you are a health freak and want to protect your heart, the avoidance may cost you high. Forget the past studies that had suggested that dark chocolate is good for the heart.
The recent studies
New drug Alli to fight obesity
NI Wire, Fri, 28 Dec 2007
Sculpted body has become a dream for all in this age where looking good matters. Now a concerted effort has given hope for obese people as the first over the counter slimming pill could be available from next year in Britain. The pill named
Overweight People are on high risk of Bad Breath
NI Wire, Tue, 18 Dec 2007
An interesting but surprising fact discloses in a recent research conducted by the researcher team of Tel Aviv University revealing that â??obese have more chances of bad breathâ??. Though the scientist clarifies that a relationship




